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Morning journal (Columbus, Ohio), 1869-05-01

Morning journal (Columbus, Ohio), 1869-05-01 page 1

KatM of Alvrtllnjf OHIO STATE JOURNAL. OAILS-Oa. toto, wl THE MORNING JOURNAL. 1 I ta HTllUiLI IK ADTilCli slOUtlNU Alt-trlO. SSKLY Ukstssit.ini .. ou V s o I to S I 4. fcO AdTertMewsewu. at two luesj. wiUbh, tor Waal OUbaaltnulpwd.Mak o to to to tot malt..... 1 IM1 to to 'to tot MIM .... OO uMopy .aamtoaUb. .1 tea. 1 IWOMl y OUTM, f MJlk. .......... J 0 to to to Wk - O l aoiau, will sw niwstsd Aar m wo Mck .Mrtmsj, COLUMBUS OHIO: SATURDAY, MAY 1, lSGu. sntu run nouctt. k- Bigttlute. w Im. saak. a .qwai. A4v.rtiMS.rwl. foe ksast tin. uuerteA at oar reff. at m4 rue viae win 1. tiumuMMd as apasksatw. VOL, XXXII. NO. 134. twessa o. MH fiatMsn, ssmssis ca uMsttson.... .......... Lsu kux. r Us. M i.ssmna. u4Wai, Snsl L.irliiM ........ stack, aduiUuul MB rtin. scUo.lliin.AiirM.. y iUM. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. twT" wwsvsl.iue-BBiissB.s,srtN.. , ... to lb. iwllwwlix ltl sl I'alumbN. I Hnlant ll.ntn, vakil, list ; mmi rsl.aMe and clel. miallia- MtcMtftiu tltt.rity. . aicciiiteits. It T. HitOUHKS J . Arc-hit ct, I nil kiurineet.Ae., 00. OIW Com- ...'rri.il rl,ns. Senior..' HI ok ATTOlltElS. CI Jtl.l.S" Wt . SV, X Xlloli.Ni.Ki a cot NSKliKH-AT-LAW 111 Baulk High 31, up stain. HfcNU. : NOItl.K, ATTuK.k,-AT-l.AW, III South fllaASttMt. Ij. t in r inn.i, J. ATiVUNhh- ASD 0OUN8KI.0R-AT-t.AW, . time m City Bank Building, 1"1 It Asifh N AMI, . AITUUNBY8-AT-LAW. O.V,No,llBoilb High St.. Ambo HuiMiM BOOK-BINUEUS. F.FAVOII' H"R IslNlsFIlk, I A K II HI.ANK.Ii'MIK 11 AN U FACTORY. Hootus it, W 3 r-urlb High St., be'- Broad A Uay. BOOKS Al TAIIONEIlY. IjlKKll. lllll.MAAN, , , , . , , X' B 'okeeller, stationer ard ltincWr. and dealer in Ginkus Ui.o. up Fuiwui'iui, S3S Bowk Uih St. 7imi.Y & H.nrru, ... . V J Htationer., Knvelnr..n, ifenutne Arnold, m Frener Writing Coajdng IuIim: .1 1 It 111.1 Paper BeahngWsa BOOTS Al SHOES. Jj . iiOOT AND SHOE STOWS, !TELEGMrillC!F0RE,LNEWS- REPORTED FOR THE JOURNAL 1 : REVENUE FRAUDS. Judgment for Seven Thousand Dolllars. Cincinnati, April 3U. lu tlio L'nltcd States Court for the Norili era District of Kentucky, at I'ovingtun, Judge Ballard on the Ixuch, a jud-nicut of $7,000 was rendered jcsU-rJuy agalust Jau es Tcilga and his securities la favor u( the United States, fur naurulng tobacco manufactured lower than Its real value. llir An. r IV.I.W.I WHSKY KING IN TKODBLE. I .Tuilf mont for '.'OO.OOO. No. 14U s.i.it Ui!b, corner Town St. SIIKPAIIU HllUIl-.n, Manu!ucturvpian(ikiiltrB in .11 kimlBof BooU .nd Hhiie.. No. 163 BoulUUinb St. J. UooU .nil Uhocl dally recelrca, and Milil chvap. No. 138 Nortn Hmo .trect. WT. xvu.MArriJi & uo., , 144 rtuuth Uii!h Bt. JutreceiTea,anlennt .aaortment thiol, .nd Blioea. Ladle. plcaw call. DiimrMio;Oo.'S In the noUil hoitw tor (rood Boots and Bnoea at lowprloea. NewBtock juitwoilwd. JIBS. IJInh Bt BOOTS SHOES (Wliolewilc.) 1I,AVHMI.H WII.I.MISf, J Wliole"iil Dealers in Itand and Machine made Boot and Blioes, !):, North High Btreet. r i i . iiiii iv-r' ici . n i : w . , , I; Wholes ilu Candy MauufacUiry and B;ikery,Tojs, Knretun t riiils. Nut, 4o. 236 B. Mt;h at., Culumuus. CAItlMA-UUS AND III tiGll S. tjHTKlis iinmivs t .t Manutai-turers ot CarriAires, ic, No. 115 Town Bl., inc.r tho Mrket Uousel. Kepairinn dona promptly CHUUS AMD TOBACCO. MAAMAHi-CKCA GO VAKEE KOmiXSOA S ILE GREAT SHOWS Consolidated in One, is ;i omiiig ! WWAIT FOH THE WAGONMI.SJ Will Exhibit on Bitli Slrt-cl Lot in Columbus MONDAY, May lOlli, lliliff, for One Dn)' Only! Lela HUNVEAII, Cretan Female Clyiimant, Oreatest Bcnnallouof tho Nlneti-ontn Century, Who will appear at each peribrmancf , In her great transept flight of 1T5 ft. amid air, and also as Eq ucstrlenuo Impersonator of Classical Mutuary theUoilcssot Ucuuty and Urnce, in her celebrated 'Scurf Act," which she has not perl ormed before since, she left the Isle ol Crete.lin 1507. ' . ...... iiT.....!! to ltli Bho.s. (ill HAT SKA COW or KHVI'TlAN WAL1.APUH8. WU1TK BAC11BU CAJIBLH V-ti otieUioWliitokiby Camel, and poltively the lilUUiBTSUUW UN EAlt'lll! Don't loriict tlio dlt-Mojtl)AY, May lotli -n.ir tail to sen tli. great BUN Yr: A II. 1 w. t . cm m, a In the Vnlted States Court, at Covington, to day, Judge Ballard on the beuch,a Judg-ineut was rendered against A. W. Darling, of Carrollton, Kentucky, for f'.'0(),COO, In favor of the Uultcd .States. The suit wni to recov er the tux on whisky shipped from Carroll-ton, consigned to Henry tiratenkeraper, fill ciunatl. This whisky, Instead of going us conslgucd, was taken to another house and sold as free whisky. The local Inspectors, last uight, took l.'iO barrels of benzine on the steamer Louisville for New Orleaiis. If the case Is properly reported the ben.lne will be forfeited and the boat will stiller the pecuniary penalty. PUBLIC DEBT STA'I'Dfl EtT. A Decrease of Thvoo Millions. P. A. lll lt. Itlniiniror. aprJH o,.H-YVi'8Jll2t tlll,LIr.UY. Mm. i:. nAiiri it, Alillinery and Fancy Honlsi Oenllcrocn' Felt llut Cleaned aud 1'rauMid. Cor. Uifh and Sprint; BU. T If. WII.KIH. i. J , Fashionable Millinery, DressTrimrolcit", Fancy Uuods, Ua. ISO douth UiHh bt., op. (Joodale ilouse. CI w. si 'nis, J, WUOl.tNAl.E A ft KT'I.MILUNEHY GOODS 1!H th Ui,'k St., Opera House llluck. KIIISIC. lit C IIAt ll, w h..i....le Hetall dealer in (Mirars. No. 211 Bonth Hiitli street. Uiirar all ot ray own manufacture. COAE. Ar II. NKAVr, V V . Teaches Cornet, Flute arid Trombme, tor Parlor uMi with l'iano, &o. 1-il South Third St. I ) II. .Ut'AIHIU, 1 , Blieet Music and Musical Instruments; Steinway & Sou's Thino. No. 21 South High Sc. rouN M:i.T7.i:it & :o., fj Ivuaoe 1'ianos, Netilhum A Sons Organs and MeloleoDS, Uusiuai iustruruents. 11 A 13 E.StateBt. rsss.a itnw fiAi. t:fi.. JTV Wholesale and lletail dealers In Coal. Uigh St. 187 NiTth MAT. WEAVER, Sce'y. WII.I.IAIN A: HI AUIII i:. ,ut , Dealers in flockinx, t'lltshurg and BhaltCoal. Oflk-a in l'ost Otttee Entrance. y , alelrn,best' uality ot Hocking Coal. Office iootul Hlch St., west end. Warehouse, 315 Canal lit I OIIINSt.l CO., IV Wholesale snd lletail dealers In I'lttshurir ami IiockinK Coal. 2r.l North liigh Bt. cosrrxTioins .he!tai;kant. T I IMIl.llAHJI lc I.O., I J. Ambo. Iluiluiug, dealer, in Forelirn Fruit, Toyn, Ac; Oyster, Fish and Uatne of aU kind in Beason. DUAIS TIEE ASD HXll P1TE. ijnis i'A i n.itsoi, f) Dealer in Hoiu Diuin Tile and Stone Sewct 1 ipe Yard, nppositu Union t'ass.'ngcr Depot. I'AWN-BUOImEU. JOHN :uili:i H, No. 20 Eist Towu St. Money I.unt on Ttatc, Oold and Bilver Watches, Ae. S.rietest aeoresy observed. I'll I SICIANS. lit ,11. iiv, ill. ll., SOncra House. Treats diseases of theKye.ilM lieart, Throat and Lnnfta. fitriinti. M. ITI, (iltlNVt OIJI, FUOroUltAl'lIBB, No. It Uast Broad Street. T rn. hi.i.iott, O , l'botoitraph Tartars in Johnson building, No. 10 South llifrh street. i'LtmBEICS V BELE IIANUEKS. DRY GOODS. W. G . DUNN & CO. Would I ii lor in Ibc l'ublic llielr NEW CARPET DRY GOODS. AND 111 m 33 and 35 North liigh Street, Tj ll.tl.l.l-.V 4 HON, V . Dealer, in Dead I'ipe and Sheet Lead.Baths and Wattr Clos-ta and Wash Howls. No. i South Thild 8, liEAE ESTATE. CI.OCJi.EUY, AC. Bdi.i. intrii:ns, Hueen8.are, Ulanawarc, Cutlery and SilTer.lTstc floods, Wholesale and detail, 13 1 South High btreet. China and Queonsware, Glass A Plated Ware 1 .nip. and X- i.tures.wholesale A retail. o NL HikIi Bt ( A T. I'FM'F, t I .Importer Wholesale HcUirdcalerinCroeker; linns, (llas.i:uUcry, Plated (iood,o. i.ii'K.lliKbil DUUGiaSTS. 1 oni:i'ii MATT, fl People's DruB Store, !0 Routh Ulifh Bt. Pre-Kriptlons carefully compounded at all hours. JOItl M. Itlllll llTN, DUUUIIIST AND APOTHKCARY, No.24 North llish St., Columbu, O. DltV UOODS. ONIIOHN, Ki:itMIAXV 4c UO., aueccasors to J. D. Usborn A Co. 142 S. High Bt , l'arp.ts,Mattinira.OilCloths.SlapleAF.ncyllrTGwi o BANtlltOt'T UltOS. Ac ., (Successors to Kelton, Bancroft A Co.,1 Wboterai dealers in Dry Goods. 34 (Iwynns Block. Town Ki EMIUHANT AUEKT. ii. tonpnn, l..n K.i.iitrriint A't ,ce, AK't for Atlantic Steamship Co'. 22U N. UiKh Bl ) .Ocn. Emigrant Ag't, Ileal Estate and Intellljren unit HIHMTIHE, Ac. J Manufaetureisof alt kinds of Furniture, Chairs. Ae., wholesale ana retail. nr.reruows, . o.,BuH Ohio rmir.iTiini:jHi., Manufacturers ofdrst.class Furnltur.. Wholejal. nd Retail Wareroom. 6, 7 and 11 (iwynne Block. 1Y1AKI.V Ar JOII NNOV Hi ltEALtinTAUS AUIaNTK, postolHec Arcade. SI1IHT rtlAH'ACTOY. W. Hhirt MuDufHctory, No 18 Open. House. Tal- trrnn ("nl - WiirrmiTi'd 11 ifixul lu. IsTOW OElsT! Ami thry moat icaprt-t .ully invilu the Lailios niilUcn tlrnu-a of lohimb-ia tn innn'ct llicir atock uf Uoulti, usuriiitf thorn no pain will Iw .rarud to pleaoc. All Goods will be Sold Cheap, IW Ami HuUl at One l'ricc to All, '4 A1S1 HXH1CTLY l-'Oll C'AfSlI. Wo -would not Imvt! tho 1'iiolic inft-r th.il wo tiro iiiin-to mi.U tui'll ovcrylnHly tbo, or Ivm tlmn eot. Wf 'xptvtlo livu by our buhiuciM, but aiu willing to work cheap, which, with our Attractive Stork, SOAP, CANDLES, Ac. w: UOSH Manufacturer nnil dealer In Boap and Candlci, Hide- and Tallow. Westol Broadway Bridge. Wu hope will prove a suttioicnt inductiuvt to mutv 1 ihuru ol the gooil people's patronage. NEW SPRING GOODS AT KENYON k WIGIiiiN'S. A Splcudid Stuck of JJIA.CI SILKS, At Very JLo w 1'rU'om. DRESS GOODS, French PoitiiIos, I'itikIi fiiiiir. Imiiis, White Pi(iics. A Full Line ot New Styles of arasols and Sun Umbrellas. Our Stock ol White Goods, While Linens, Table Llneus, Napkius, Doy lies, towels, ece., is complete. Fiuu Assortment of Ladles', fjents' und Childtcn's Hosiery and Gloves, ICxtr. Long Hon tor Children, Uajou's Pari. Kid Gloves every pair warranted. Novelties In HCAUFS, TIES, LACE GOODS, HANDKERCHIEFS A EMBROIDERIES A Full Aiwurlnicni. of ' E.vry n woods:: l ino While SUIrl. In all i)nalille. kvy'lho celebrated Patent Panlaloon Drawer on sale. Fringes, Oinips ami liittlons, In great variety. NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS. Illackau.1 Colored Nnilii on tlio lliu.. .ay A (ante stock of Prints. (Jinuham and Domestic Cotton uooils, at very low puces. ClutliM anil Cus.siniorcw. TAILOIIIX. A ltEPAIKINU. tih.his i,ahti:kiiac:ii, (J - Tallin; room No. I Naugliton Building. Clothe! m ule, rep lired .'id altered in a satisfactory manner. -riojiiv illKI-vritllsilTX. X.i TAU.Oll, CLEANER AND REPAIRF.K. No. Ian south lll:;n, op. uoouaie iiouso, up stair.. W- G. DUNN &. CO., 33 A ii. INoiih IIIKliSt., 4 oIiiiiiIiiis, apr21 ulf WATCHES AND JEWEEU.'. II. Ill NIIAIl A I. O.j -I X. Dealers In Watches, Clocks, Plated Ware, Jew elry and Spectacles. No. 11 tost Town curat. TT1 A . Ar I.. I.IOITnilllT. V . Wholesale and lletail dealer in Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. No. 71 Booth limn Hi. WINES Y.AM.S . ... BtllN- hj ItectiUer, ltuporur A Wlmlesale dealer In Wine Liquor, Cigars, a. fro. Ill Boutn rourin "rn vi:N.iai, i' . i IIHHIEIt. TAiu:'Aitiei-:n, Furrier; make, alters and repair Furs, at R. L cor. State A 3d St. Work done promptly and well. CiltOCEKIEN. i i:o. f. viii:i M il, . choteo Family Flour, Ao. Wholel and Retail dealer In Hlaplc (trooerte. No. m worm mgnt ot. Wll I.IAH TAVI.OH, Wholesale and lletail dealer in Choice Oroccrln Foreign and Domestic Liquor. No. i Buckeye Block, Wholesale and Retail Grown, Shipper of Vegeta-hle. Fruits, o. Wholesale for cash at Jewell prlee. -IJIIOOHN, fflKUIOm AUO., J J l I Whiile.aln .(id lletj.il GrOOer.. CholC. Tea. Fo? eiga .nd Domeetio Fruit, Ac, No. 173 H. High St, No. 215 Mouth liigh Ht., has ,the choicest Wine. rel .nd white. Recommended by all physicians. YANKEE NOTIONS (Wholesale) -VTAItltlN. SK;l l it A NIXOM. PI Wholesale dealers in Foreign A American Fancy Good Yankee Notions. 101,115, 107 A lull E. Town Ht. GROCERIES. ! MAKE ONLY STRICTLY PURE C003S Willie Lcr.il, Bed I.eiul, Llllmrgp, j Potlors' Lend rutly, Vermilion, F.Teiy keir of our Wliile Lead lieiirs Hie fi.lli.wintt BtiiTiuit, snd wo ciiiiralilro a degreo of ilneiiei s Rllil whiteness lllisilllai.ll PWWII WOWKWKWlWtOCXKMW'A THI8 PACKACB CONTAINS S Poro White tMrt fll Parts. Liuuccd Ol) 0 8 100 C US IN GOLD will bo paid to nay onn f flmllnit lb" eculems of this keg dlll.rclit ruin tlio .novo analysts. ) DAVIU.CllAMltKllB ft CO. f marlt u5mco IIAHDWAUE. HrtllTIIOFFcVCU., , Dealers In Iron, Nulls, Tinner' Stock, Qlsji, 1'alnla, Oils, V.rnihe, Ac. No. 16 Bouth high St. HOTELS. -r-T-aU'rl'l STITrS IIOTRI.. Li Cornel Uigh and Town St., Commons, Ohio. E. J. Blqost. Proprietor. rETTI.F.K IIOI.'NK, f J llor. 4th .nd Friend St. L. A. Bowsr. PrOTl Hood Ht.hllng for 70 Bone, with Y.rd. . HOUSE FVKNITUUE. II'COLM, MILES dc MDONALP GBOOEES, DBALERB IN Foroltrn, Uomcmtio nnil tstnplo CSrooorlcrt IK ALL T11KIR VAK1KT1KB. PECl'IslKTUIiilOr COLL Si IU'S I'OWDKB IAUAIIM AUBN'M roll SALB Ot The lln.iiril Powilcr Co.' rouV.tr, P(rigm4f0, ,h, ,, th. Apical mail-at Celebrated Sugar-Cured nam!, ""f. ii (mri(emediinaiprep- w I ... .hi.. IuIm. m ilM ..J hh. tlitt- mnisrlAll U'lllAia I Put up In car oontalning one doien tMtUe&b r f Brandies, Cigars, te. Cniinud I'rnitH A Vcgetiillm,clc., Constantly in sum V All Goods DellTercd Free of Charye. Orfisr ooucited. UOCOLH, Mll.Eli nriHirtAliUD, nayl y-3-s u m la. rwutA aiigo sv ANTON, TAVI-OI A 1IIIFF, De.lersln Hardware, Uuuso Furnishing Goods tlrat.. Blo.e. Fnrnace. e. lb North High Bt. II ATS, CAPS, E'l'C. T7i iKitnutnn i i nniii. X . Uanuraotiircrol Hals, Caps and Furs, and dealer in straw uoous, umnreiuui, sio. ju nouiu uian INSUHANCE, itrnK iN'ii'nANcm'o.i'OiimHiK.o, Tolallueouie A Aaaris, lltn.uoi . W. U. at. HAKr.lt, HMretary, ITIACIIINE WOIIKS. V Portableand Htativnarr Htn KnlnM,CMtlM MmhiiirT.f. WmI ettrl N(l Hour, KrHw. PII,IUJUIT TAIMMIS. J. I, HTmlAI.O, It kill UANT TAILOR. No. 17 North High SI., I door north of Uay. THF. OHIO KIKHIIIIAIH'r TAII.OHIM) A CLOTHING CO., IUH. High Nt. tl.nl' Hull ilasra to Ord.r. Kewly-m.de Clothlne1 slwarson h.nd tim. otiNOHiioiiiiniii. .1 MMahsnt T.llor .nd ds.ler in lOkdr-nul. ClotA. Ing A ll.nl' FurnlshmgOoods. I Nell House Uulldl.l and sold by all Druggist, Grocers, Ao. A. N. III.MX.I.U l'0 Sol. Pratrlalor, 8. 1. SAMUELS, Agent, Columbus, O. lE.tsbll.hed.ln 1771,1 No. I ft lleavur Nlrrfll, o glynm Nllw YOltIC decll Qcod KI.NYON A Wllit.lN, Mn.U Nell HaiiMi. SPOOL COTTON 0. N. T. 6-CORD, SOFT-FINISH SrooL Cotton. GEO. A. CLARK, Solo Agent. Tho (Attention of Consumrrn and lliw jVmiY in rcp. ct- ullyoalled to the rry t-ujvrior qiialfly of thin well- known Thr.ad. In purihanlnK, lr O L A. "o. SPOOL N. T." COTTON. CiliO. A. VI, All K, Nolo Ag'l. KaT Mono other Genuine. For sale by the principal Wholesale and lleUll Dry Goods and Notion Dealer thronghout th. world. Wo keep a lull aasottment of thi Celebrated Threw, ' d recommend It with oonadenoe to our oustomen. J. GHEBNLEAF A CO., :tt and 111 South nigh St. MILLERS, GREEN A JOYCE, m aid og South High St. HARRIS, 81GLEH A NIXON, 101 and 105 East Town St. BANCROFT BROS. A CO., I Gwynns Block. Darll Dim, GEO. M'DONALD St CO., 100 South HIkIi Street. Tri'.l I' OONNTANTI.V ON MANII A XV full line of oarslully keitebsa FAMILY GUOOUHI10M, Wo would etil spMlal atteatloii to out bruid of LOGAN MILLS Wll 1X13 WllaA1, FLOUU, Made from irenutnt Whltf Hill WW, ant toellad bl any brand m umo. we aiao iwp a uppiy 01 inalT Jtawtl Ji;0, ITIrltOr, AI D UK II oiitl IN oil cms A PKTITION WILL ! x. tHimmm.loni'niof franklin County, Ohio, aMIirtr ntit rpuitUr wiititm. tn bt I eltl tin Hi Hnt Mondar of jun nxt, lot tho nit?rniion nd rlianin of lcttnn of tt aaUie 1 ami Lnrkwtn Had. rommnriiipr at the anutb Unr of landa now owned ly ). it. Hnwn, ami indiir ncarthf north ItntMif Uirln nowownwl by K. Hurr. in Hhanm tnwnahili. In uld iiunlf til l-tftJlklH, I'KIITlnNKHH. April 2Vt lltV. aprlviiltawtw LANE & BODLEY S ' STATIONARY A PORTABLE. STEAM ENGINES! .an MILL WO 11 It, I'ortitblc Irculur Saw mill, tth our Patent SimulUneoti. and ladspendint Wrought Inn U.a.1 Blocks, I'nlorill.attilindlihlllile initehlnfw, PO W K H MOUT1MK ll ULAKCDARD 8POK1 LATHE, I Bub, Hpnk., Wagoa and Car Maehlnnr. Planlnf, aiouiuing leaoning ana nawing asacninM, II A r T I N fl , of .11 sl.es, kept In slock. Ball and Bosket Aduatabl. nangsra with Half-Lnbrioatilut Journal Bote. W hat. Two Bundnd and fifty J'ulloy l'nttei'iia. ot uniform slrlt and weliht. ra'atngun furnlshsil on i.tlon. ban nuin.r., iamt.ltaainimre ciKemnaTt. applbi.tlon. fbl l MHH. W s. iwi ANTI 11-Ag.ntsM th. Wilson Khuttl. H.w. leg Machine in Frnnkltn .nd Madison eonntlM. I. WM. MCI I.OHU, SOS NottA UMfh St. NAUGHTON'S New York, April :!0. A Washington illspatch says; The debt statement, which will be promptly Issued on the first proximo, will show a (lecreise of about J:)000,niK). The interest on liio May MOa, neaily f.M.llOO.OOU, is not cliarattl up until after the Hist, nor is this Interest which uow appears In the af.'i.resnte of tl"1 tli bl every month tleilnctcil from the tolal until the next statement, at which time the public may look for a lare tlecreaso In the ili bt, not only from this cause, but from the litrjp iy increaseil receipts of luternul reveiiitt'. 1NJ3VV YOHK. l.ocoillotivcN ror Ciilil'orulit. roUIIIIKKKl'SIE, April oil. Two locomotives passed here to-ulght, cn route to California. They will be tho first ones to go over the complete length of the Pad lie ltallroail. Klght more loconinllves will leave iicliencct.iily, for California, over the same route on the tenth of .May. Arrivnl of Steiui.er.. jNkw York, April oil. The steamship Denmark, from Liverpool, hasairivetl. The steamship Bremen, from Isrenien ami Uavre, arrivetl oil' Sandy Uook at 10:40 P. M. yesterday. She went ashore on the cast end of Homer Shoal, and remains there this morn- intt. Later. The steamship Bremen has sot on' Homer Shoal, and will arrive this afternoon. Tlta llrowu Murder. The district attorney at Hudson states that .Josephine Brown who recently pretended that her husband had left a confession of the murder of the little clrl, An"ie Brown, In stead of proceeding to Hartford to obtain the pretended conresslon, remains in mat vicinity, carrying on a love correspondence wltn a negro, tier statements are ocuevca. riiTttlclnni In Jail for tfuliiractlce. In the case of Ellen Carlock, of lloboken, who died, as Is supposed, from the clfects of malpractice, the Coroner's jury brought In a verdict against tho two New York physicians, Drs. Blank antl Voelkcr, who have been committed to jail oy t.ie coroner. Counterfeiter Itecnpiured. Itufus Nash, one of the counterfeiters who escaped from Jail in Albany, has been recap tured. Attempted Suicide. Dr. Blanck, one of the physicians charged with causing the death of the girl Ellen Car-lock, was found In his cell, In the Hudson county (N. J ) Jail, this morning with his throat cut. r our wounds were also lountl on his wrists, and a long gash across his stomach. The wounds wero all made with a razor, but neither of them is of a serious nature. i:rlo launl Open. Buffalo, April DO. The canal generally Is ready for naviga tion at any moment, WASHINGTOJS. Cabinet 7leeiliir Culled. New Y'oiik, April 110. ll Is stated that President Grant tclegrapcd yesterday to the absent members of his Cabi net, asking their allciulaiico nt a meeting to be hehl to day at noon. rrnldvnl'x Vial! lo California. Henresentatlve Sargent, of California, ask ed President (Irani to day whether ho In tended to visit California during the coming summer. The President replied that the distance was loo great, and he could not spare the time from his nilleial duties. The rnilfie. Itnilron.U. Tho President of the Union Paclllc Kail- road having written lo the Secretary of the interior that that road was nearly Mulshed anil the rails of the two roads would prnlia Illy he Joined next week, the latter replied to day that II Is deemed advisable that the com missioner designated lo examine the com pleted sections of thai road upon which no report has not yet lieen made, should pxnm Ine and report upon the road. NEW JBHSEY. National Niuiday Kcliool Convention, Newark, April HO. The National Sunday School Convention occupied this morning In reading reports trom various sections. Devolutions were adopted warmly Indors ing the report or the INew York statu com mlttee In favoring a training school or col lege. The standing committee on the sublecl waa appointed with the Ilev. J. T. Daryea, of Brooklyn, as chairman, to dcvclopc a plan Indianapolis, Indiana, was agreed upon as the place for the meeting of the Convention three years nence. The Itev. Ur. lyng will address the Con vcntlon this afternoon. At tho afternoon session of the National Sunday School Convention tho subject ills. cussed was, how shall wo Increase, the cm clencr of our Sunday Schools)1 The commit' lee on itesoiutions reported invoramy to tlio formation of normal school s and classes encouraging tho organization of Stato and county Institutes, and denouncing Intempcr anco. Tlio resolutions wero adopted ny the unanimous vote or mo representatives irom twenty-eight States. PHI KhIA. Brhi.in, April JO. The International Conference, to promote! the can of the wounded la time of war, which has been In session In this city for several days, adopted an address to the people of the United States of America. In this document the members of the Conference express regret that no representative from the United States has been present dnriug the proceedings, but we are convinced that that great and noble nation, one of the foremost of the world which rendered such great service In the work of humanity, sympathise deeply with this movement. The address is signed by forty delegates, among them the Turkish Ambassador to Prussia. The Conference has ordered copies of the reports of Us sittings to be scut to America with the address. SPAIN. Madrid, April 30. In the Cortes Cuestos protosed an anieud-ineut to the new Constitution recognizing the Catholic as the ouly religion lu the conn-try. It was rejected. Canada! " K.-clprsscUvwUlspalelie. fromWatiiue-tou-Novil Kcotla l-esxinluliire. Ottawa, April 30. Senator Fesscndeu, of Maine, was present lu the House of Commons during a debate on rccrproclty last night. Another attachec of the British embassy at Washington, arrived to-day with dispatches.The Nova Scotia Legislature was opened yesterday. Ureal Western f reight Depot Horned. Chatham, April b'O The Ureal Western freight house, at this slatlon, was totally tlestroyed by tire early this morning; also six ears loaded with produce, together with a largo riuanlity of freight stored in warehouse and on platform. The loss will probably lie f IIMI.OOU. Pin? supposed to be work of incendiaries. PENNSYLVANIA. vknllng It I nh Huriied. Piiir.AnKM'iiiA, April 2!l. The building corner of S7th and Itnee streets, built for a skating rink, and used for the Odd Fellows ball on Monday evening last, was tlestroyed by tire this evening iNo particulars ol' loss. The building was one of tlio largest in the country. The dancing lloor accommodated live thousand persons Willi ease. The loss bv the burning ol the Skating llink Is MG,(jiO. Tliirty-lhree velocipedes perished there. There had bt en a velocipede exhibition therein the evening. The lire whs accidental. I'lTTsnuitu, April Jill. Monongahela live feet 11 Inches ami rising. Weather clear and pleasant. Thermometer (in. I.lbel Suit. Juo. Hussell Young arrived here this morning, and through his counsel, Hon. Beuj. 11. Brewster, Attorney-General of Pennsylvania, entered suit in the U.S. Circuit Court against Forney's Press and the Evening Bulletin, for publishing tlie alleged libellous articles from the New York Sun of Monday last. Mr. Young claims damages lu both cases to the amount ot fiuu.uuu. I.rtrgo Kailroad Dividend. Heading, April bU At a meeting of the stockholders of the East Pennsylvania Kailroad In this city to day, the Directors were authorized to de clare a stock dividend ol one hundred per cent , clear of all taxes, payable lo tho stock holders on the 12th of May; and, also, to lease the road for nine hundred and ninety- nine years to the Philadelphia & Heading Railroad Company. At a subsequent meeting of the Directors proper steps were taken to carry the action of tho stockholders into effect. The Heading road will enter Into possesslou of the Jvist Pennsylvania road to-morrow. INDIANA. destroyed, 'ihe damage to the building amounts to about f 10,000. A Washington special to the Cincinnati ChruiiU-le sats : After cousuliaiiou with Secretary Boat-well, who returned thi morning. Assistant Secretary Hiehardson formally declined the pusitiou of Justice of the Superior Court, recently tendered hnu by Governor Claflln, of Massachusetts. Mr. Kichardson g letter of dccliualiou was forwarded to-day. Secretary Botitwell Is much g rati lied by the result of bis intercourse with Ihe busi ness men in New York. A letter to Ihe Chronicle, from John W. Forney, on an excursion trip through the South, says: " The railroad questions enter considerably Into the coutest lor Governor of Virgiuia. One interest, headed by General Mahone, President of the consolidated line from Norfolk to Bristol, Tenu., are struggling to make Nor folk the transfer depot for Western trade. The other interest, headed by Mr. Garrett, of the Baltimore & Ohio Kailroad, united with the Orange & Alexandria Kailroad, Is endeavoring to obtain possession of the Virginia & Tennessee Kailroad. so as to divert Southwestern trade from Norfolk to Baltimore." Colonel Forney says General Kobert . Lee favors the latter movemcut. the ballet. Clialr Factory Burned. EvANSViLLis, April UO. The chair factory of Buchucr & Co., was destroyed by lire this morning. Loss about j,000. insured for $1,400 In local ofllccs. Attempted Suicide. James Miller attempted sulcldo las', night by taking laudanum, but is recovering, flail Nlomi. There was a heavy hall storm In Henderson county, Ky., yesterday. Hardware more Robbed. Killer's hardware storo was entered by burglars last night and f 22,000 worth of revolvers and flue cutlery taken. CALIFORNIA. I'ucific llllllr ond Celebration. San Francisco, April DO. Al a meeting last night a commlttco of 200 citizens were appointed to make arrange ments lor the I'acilie ltallroail ccieuranon. Kepiiblirnn Convention. A Kcpublicaii Stale Convention Is called lo meet at Sacramento. pURtlHAKFHK OF ItllV IJOOItX AHI A. Mraiauy mvitea to .w vhhiw. ... mow HTOCK. Th. indtrslgned pledge hlntslf to Mil the Bui Ooons at Lowest raie.s. Onus Uooslt, Cheap t merino, Chenul shawls. Cheap 1 Everything Cheap James Nanglitoii. lit IUH ioutli Mlb rurwet. GEORGIA. AHilpau Fire. Savannah, April DO. Tho ship Sussex, from Mobile, with a car go of cotton, grain, and oil cake, for Llvor iol nas neon towed in nero with ncr cargo on lire, steam pumps nave oeen sent ner. msrJI o.M Oolnmbu, Ohio, A WATCH FHrB GIVKN ORATlRto.vr.rvliv r m.n who will net .gent in a , light and honnrabl. buslnew payment fail a Hay. No gin nter- nrtss. no hutnnug. no money w.mao, in auvan... AddMaR. MONHilt KSNNKUI A I'lltoliiin Pa. aprlilalmani KENTUCKY. Hoprlcved for Thirty t)y. Louisville, April ilO, The Sheriff received to day a renrlcvo for thirty days, granted by Gov". Stevenson to John ton ley, me negro wnoseoxecnllon was to have taken place during Ihe day. Con ley win ne nting at tno expiration or his reprieve without further clemency Intervenes. The action of the U. 8. Courts In tills ease elicits much surprise. I.nler. Gov Hli'vi'iison granted a reprieve to .lohn t'onley, tho condemned negro, merely for time lo prepare ror tiram. CONDENSED TELEGRAMS. Ve.ler.lay1. New;.. Postmaster Foulds hikes possession of the ;iiiclnnatl postolllce to day. Captain Weltzcl goes Into ihe t'ollector's olllcc of tho First District to-day. Mr. I'ullnn tales cliarge of the Collector's olllcc Second District Monday. lb niv Hooper will ei mt in in- as Assistant li nil., d Stales Attorney of Sniillu rii District Sevcnli cn car loads I nun Connersvlllc, In- liana, visited Cincinnati yesterday, lo see the sights. Tun Indiana House yesterday passed a bill to tax the stock of National Banks lor mu nicipal purposes. Kbv. P. Hammond, a revival preacher, Is now In his second week at Indianapolis, and his meetings are attended by thousands. An extraordinary degree of Interest Is manifest ed ; as many as three hundred persons rising lu one meeting and asking to bo prayed for. A special from Indianapolis states that on Weducsday afternoon two men name Isaao Hardin and Joso Williams, with four horses, wero killed by lightning while plow- In a Held near Martinsville. Six or seven persons were plowing In tlio same Held, an tho horses being frightened by tho crash o( lightning, ran away, ami several wero killed Tub Cincinnati Times of last night tells this whopK'r: 1 n the capacious bread-basket of a doll belonging to Ills little daughter, Martin Stllleii the other day found eight hundred out a thousand dollars lu green backs which had mysteriously disappeared aoout a year ago. Lucky Martin! We hoiw the Tlmes's story will not set all rash fathers to ripping open all the doll babies of the family to And lost money, TiiKRR has been an Immense fall In whisky at Pittsburg. Yesterday afternoon 8,000 barrels of whisky wore precipitated from the nftli story to tho basement of John Finch's bonded warehouse, lu South Pittsburg. Tho men employed about tho building heard a creaking noise, anil fled, before tho accident, In great alarm, and uot a moment too soon. The crash was terrific, shaking tho adjacent buildings. The people In the neighborhood giipiKiscd ft slight shock nt earlhiuake. The building III which the accident hapietii d was a handsome brick structure, ami was sup-Hwd safe. Fifty barrels of tho liquor were Cauoerniua: .idliy and Indecency. We cmiy the following Irom a recent arti cle In Blackwood : It cannot lie asserted by tho severest moralist that the ballet, though It partakes of the character of a pagan festival, is of necessity Indecent or immodest, and that it may not lie made the source of much Innocent and Mined enjoyment. It Is a mistake, too, to suppose thai the ballet bos exclusive attrac tions lor men. iuiucutcii ami accompusued women, both young aud old, lovo to see a kaudsomc girl, handsomely dressed or draiied, displaying herself In the graceful figures and movements of the dance, iihiii the same principle that they admire a picture, a poem, a llower, a landscape, or anything In the works ol God or man that uppcals lo the sense of beauty, proportion or harmony. And if ouc such young woman Is a lieatitlful sight,-ll fly or n hundred more of such women dressed alike or slightly differing for the contrast of color, are jmri passu, a beautiful sicclaclc, when they iierl'orin their gyrations and evolutions uion the stage, and neither by gesture nor sigu, nor suggestion convey, or seek lo convey, to the mlud of the Iwholdcr any Impression but. that which springs from the legitimate exercise of their art. The scanty drapery of the ballet girls, when not carried to the extreme that sug gestsnot dancing, or the ease and grace of lancing, but something else is no offense tlther against modi sty or good manners. Yet ever since the days of Martial, aud perhaps long before, the I'rildes, Puritans ami sterner moralists of society have seen in the public dance u means for the corruption of public manners through the eye, which they have never wearied in denouncing. Addison, in the urllclclu thcSeclator, from which extract has already been made, has a good naturcd lllngittthe stage dancers of his day, when ballet was ns yet unkuown. "I," he says, who know nothing of women out from see ing plays, can give great guesses nt the whole structure of the lair sex by being innocently placed In the pit, and Insulted by the pcttl-eoalaofllic dancers the advantages of whose pretty persons are a great help to a dull play." The costumes of the modern ballet of thirty years ago, when Tngllonl's graceful skirts barely displayed the knee, was objected to by the prudes of both sexes. In spite, however, of objections, good-natured antl otherwise, the ballet has continued to grow In popularity and the skirts of the dancers to grow less; and such entertainments have spread from tho Italian opera house to the great, and afterward to the minor theaters, aud, finally, have Invaded and taken possession of the music halls. Bailey's lovely statue of "Eve at the Fountain," lu which there Is not the slightest pretence of drapery, or concealment of the divine form, fresh from the hands of the Creator, Is purity itself; and any one who sees Impurity in it has the Impurity in his own heart. In the same manner, there Is no indelicacy in the display of the pretty bare legs of little maidens of from four or Avu years old, or In the bare feet and ankles of the bonny Scotch lasses, Innocent alike of shots and stockings and of evil Intent, though thero would be lutlecency In the display of a naked leg anil foot lu the streets of Loudon or Edinburg by full grown damsels who made the display for a meretricious purpose. Thero arc statues and statuettes to be seen all over Europe, In which nudity Is as complete as It Is beautiful; but when such statues or statuettes are imitated by purveyors uf obscenity, aud crowned with a modern bon net, wrapped in a modern shawl, and encased in modern stockings, and nothing else, their vile Intention becomes apparent, and they fall properly under the cognizance of the police. The display Is not Indecent ptr w, as when an actress of high merit and genius, In default of an aclor of truthfulness and talent enough to undertake the part, appears as Borneo; any more than It Is indelicate or improper (or a man to hide, the form by appearing In petticoats to play off ono of the witches in Mac-lieth. The Intention is everything, Just as it is In killing. If yon intend to kill, yon are A murderer, and deservo the murderer's fate. If you kill lu sclf-dclcusc, ami In a just and patriotic cause like a soldier you aro not to blame, but virtuous. In like manner, the scanty tlraiery of the ballet for the purposes of art, ami art alone, is no offense against good laste or good manners; but if the ballet girl not for the sake of art, bill for the sake ' of attracting lewd attention overdoes the scantiness ami betrays the Immodesty of her mind liy Her motions or gestures, sho commits an offense, and ought lo lie hissed from the stage which she disgraces. H al any place of public entertainment the undress of women is of a character to deter men from Introducing their pure minded mothers, wives, sisters or. daughters to witness the performance, such place of entertainment Is doomed to bankruptcy. It may irag on a precarious existence for a while, y keeping within a hair s breadth of the penalties of lite law that prohibits the Immodest exposure of the person; but Ihe world and Ihe world s opliilon arc against It, anil it must go the way of nil anachronisms ami offenses ngnliist the public conscience. Bui let us not. In the outcry against short petticoats, commit treason against an art that ministers, like all other arts, to Ihe gratlllca-tlon of the sense of lieauty. All true art is HKo music ll cannot lie indecent uor improper In Itself, and Is only made so by the the extraneous association of words ami thoughts that come out of I ho mind of thu observer, and not out of the things observed. "To tho puro nil things aro pure." "lu tinncing, says bir iticiiarn Steele, "an tno charms of an agreeable erson aro In their highest exercise ; every limb anil feature ap pears wltn lis rt'tlcciivc grace. As all art is an Imitation of nature, so Is Ibis an imita tion of nature lu its highest excellence. The business of dancing Is to display beauty; aud tor that reason all distortion antl mimicries as such aro what raise aversion Instead of pleasure. The dancers on our stage aiu very faulty lu this kind ; anil what limy mean by wreathing themselves into tucu iwstures us It would be a pain for any of thu aiectalors In stand In, and yet hope to plcaso those spectators, is uiilniclllgliilc. Anil it Is In this resect that reform Is, lu our day, still mora needful than It was In tho days when Addison and Steele were the arbiters of tasto ami the high priests of criticism. TilANSFRiis ov Hkal Kstatk tiled at the, Itecorder's office of Franklin county, April III): John C, Jones and wile to Joslah Lunn, 25 acres of land In Jefferson township, Nov. ail, lttOH; I115S 73. Win. A. Plait and wife to John llall'uur, lot 14 of tho subdivision of outiot 17, city of Columbus, (southeast comer of Washington avenuo and Mound streets,) April 111, 18(i; $12.1. Wm. Watklus and wife to Joslah It. Lunn, 30 acres of land In Jeflerson township, April 24, 181)11; $4,10. M. S. Hunter and wife to Harvey 1), Dear-doll', lot on Washington street, In the town uf Frankllntou, April 110, IMUU; t'joOO. Jacob Cornell and wife to Joilah Medliery, 1MJ; acres of laud lii Truro township, March 2H, 1HIIII; $I,HH7 DO. Benjamin P. Dniii'nrd ami wife, quit claim dc.il i.i Wm. T. Williams, ror lot 221), corner of Front an I Soiilhslrccls.Oolunibin, March ltd, INill); f.

KatM of Alvrtllnjf OHIO STATE JOURNAL. OAILS-Oa. toto, wl THE MORNING JOURNAL. 1 I ta HTllUiLI IK ADTilCli slOUtlNU Alt-trlO. SSKLY Ukstssit.ini .. ou V s o I to S I 4. fcO AdTertMewsewu. at two luesj. wiUbh, tor Waal OUbaaltnulpwd.Mak o to to to tot malt..... 1 IM1 to to 'to tot MIM .... OO uMopy .aamtoaUb. .1 tea. 1 IWOMl y OUTM, f MJlk. .......... J 0 to to to Wk - O l aoiau, will sw niwstsd Aar m wo Mck .Mrtmsj, COLUMBUS OHIO: SATURDAY, MAY 1, lSGu. sntu run nouctt. k- Bigttlute. w Im. saak. a .qwai. A4v.rtiMS.rwl. foe ksast tin. uuerteA at oar reff. at m4 rue viae win 1. tiumuMMd as apasksatw. VOL, XXXII. NO. 134. twessa o. MH fiatMsn, ssmssis ca uMsttson.... .......... Lsu kux. r Us. M i.ssmna. u4Wai, Snsl L.irliiM ........ stack, aduiUuul MB rtin. scUo.lliin.AiirM.. y iUM. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. twT" wwsvsl.iue-BBiissB.s,srtN.. , ... to lb. iwllwwlix ltl sl I'alumbN. I Hnlant ll.ntn, vakil, list ; mmi rsl.aMe and clel. miallia- MtcMtftiu tltt.rity. . aicciiiteits. It T. HitOUHKS J . Arc-hit ct, I nil kiurineet.Ae., 00. OIW Com- ...'rri.il rl,ns. Senior..' HI ok ATTOlltElS. CI Jtl.l.S" Wt . SV, X Xlloli.Ni.Ki a cot NSKliKH-AT-LAW 111 Baulk High 31, up stain. HfcNU. : NOItl.K, ATTuK.k,-AT-l.AW, III South fllaASttMt. Ij. t in r inn.i, J. ATiVUNhh- ASD 0OUN8KI.0R-AT-t.AW, . time m City Bank Building, 1"1 It Asifh N AMI, . AITUUNBY8-AT-LAW. O.V,No,llBoilb High St.. Ambo HuiMiM BOOK-BINUEUS. F.FAVOII' H"R IslNlsFIlk, I A K II HI.ANK.Ii'MIK 11 AN U FACTORY. Hootus it, W 3 r-urlb High St., be'- Broad A Uay. BOOKS Al TAIIONEIlY. IjlKKll. lllll.MAAN, , , , . , , X' B 'okeeller, stationer ard ltincWr. and dealer in Ginkus Ui.o. up Fuiwui'iui, S3S Bowk Uih St. 7imi.Y & H.nrru, ... . V J Htationer., Knvelnr..n, ifenutne Arnold, m Frener Writing Coajdng IuIim: .1 1 It 111.1 Paper BeahngWsa BOOTS Al SHOES. Jj . iiOOT AND SHOE STOWS, !TELEGMrillC!F0RE,LNEWS- REPORTED FOR THE JOURNAL 1 : REVENUE FRAUDS. Judgment for Seven Thousand Dolllars. Cincinnati, April 3U. lu tlio L'nltcd States Court for the Norili era District of Kentucky, at I'ovingtun, Judge Ballard on the Ixuch, a jud-nicut of $7,000 was rendered jcsU-rJuy agalust Jau es Tcilga and his securities la favor u( the United States, fur naurulng tobacco manufactured lower than Its real value. llir An. r IV.I.W.I WHSKY KING IN TKODBLE. I .Tuilf mont for '.'OO.OOO. No. 14U s.i.it Ui!b, corner Town St. SIIKPAIIU HllUIl-.n, Manu!ucturvpian(ikiiltrB in .11 kimlBof BooU .nd Hhiie.. No. 163 BoulUUinb St. J. UooU .nil Uhocl dally recelrca, and Milil chvap. No. 138 Nortn Hmo .trect. WT. xvu.MArriJi & uo., , 144 rtuuth Uii!h Bt. JutreceiTea,anlennt .aaortment thiol, .nd Blioea. Ladle. plcaw call. DiimrMio;Oo.'S In the noUil hoitw tor (rood Boots and Bnoea at lowprloea. NewBtock juitwoilwd. JIBS. IJInh Bt BOOTS SHOES (Wliolewilc.) 1I,AVHMI.H WII.I.MISf, J Wliole"iil Dealers in Itand and Machine made Boot and Blioes, !):, North High Btreet. r i i . iiiii iv-r' ici . n i : w . , , I; Wholes ilu Candy MauufacUiry and B;ikery,Tojs, Knretun t riiils. Nut, 4o. 236 B. Mt;h at., Culumuus. CAItlMA-UUS AND III tiGll S. tjHTKlis iinmivs t .t Manutai-turers ot CarriAires, ic, No. 115 Town Bl., inc.r tho Mrket Uousel. Kepairinn dona promptly CHUUS AMD TOBACCO. MAAMAHi-CKCA GO VAKEE KOmiXSOA S ILE GREAT SHOWS Consolidated in One, is ;i omiiig ! WWAIT FOH THE WAGONMI.SJ Will Exhibit on Bitli Slrt-cl Lot in Columbus MONDAY, May lOlli, lliliff, for One Dn)' Only! Lela HUNVEAII, Cretan Female Clyiimant, Oreatest Bcnnallouof tho Nlneti-ontn Century, Who will appear at each peribrmancf , In her great transept flight of 1T5 ft. amid air, and also as Eq ucstrlenuo Impersonator of Classical Mutuary theUoilcssot Ucuuty and Urnce, in her celebrated 'Scurf Act," which she has not perl ormed before since, she left the Isle ol Crete.lin 1507. ' . ...... iiT.....!! to ltli Bho.s. (ill HAT SKA COW or KHVI'TlAN WAL1.APUH8. WU1TK BAC11BU CAJIBLH V-ti otieUioWliitokiby Camel, and poltively the lilUUiBTSUUW UN EAlt'lll! Don't loriict tlio dlt-Mojtl)AY, May lotli -n.ir tail to sen tli. great BUN Yr: A II. 1 w. t . cm m, a In the Vnlted States Court, at Covington, to day, Judge Ballard on the beuch,a Judg-ineut was rendered against A. W. Darling, of Carrollton, Kentucky, for f'.'0(),COO, In favor of the Uultcd .States. The suit wni to recov er the tux on whisky shipped from Carroll-ton, consigned to Henry tiratenkeraper, fill ciunatl. This whisky, Instead of going us conslgucd, was taken to another house and sold as free whisky. The local Inspectors, last uight, took l.'iO barrels of benzine on the steamer Louisville for New Orleaiis. If the case Is properly reported the ben.lne will be forfeited and the boat will stiller the pecuniary penalty. PUBLIC DEBT STA'I'Dfl EtT. A Decrease of Thvoo Millions. P. A. lll lt. Itlniiniror. aprJH o,.H-YVi'8Jll2t tlll,LIr.UY. Mm. i:. nAiiri it, Alillinery and Fancy Honlsi Oenllcrocn' Felt llut Cleaned aud 1'rauMid. Cor. Uifh and Sprint; BU. T If. WII.KIH. i. J , Fashionable Millinery, DressTrimrolcit", Fancy Uuods, Ua. ISO douth UiHh bt., op. (Joodale ilouse. CI w. si 'nis, J, WUOl.tNAl.E A ft KT'I.MILUNEHY GOODS 1!H th Ui,'k St., Opera House llluck. KIIISIC. lit C IIAt ll, w h..i....le Hetall dealer in (Mirars. No. 211 Bonth Hiitli street. Uiirar all ot ray own manufacture. COAE. Ar II. NKAVr, V V . Teaches Cornet, Flute arid Trombme, tor Parlor uMi with l'iano, &o. 1-il South Third St. I ) II. .Ut'AIHIU, 1 , Blieet Music and Musical Instruments; Steinway & Sou's Thino. No. 21 South High Sc. rouN M:i.T7.i:it & :o., fj Ivuaoe 1'ianos, Netilhum A Sons Organs and MeloleoDS, Uusiuai iustruruents. 11 A 13 E.StateBt. rsss.a itnw fiAi. t:fi.. JTV Wholesale and lletail dealers In Coal. Uigh St. 187 NiTth MAT. WEAVER, Sce'y. WII.I.IAIN A: HI AUIII i:. ,ut , Dealers in flockinx, t'lltshurg and BhaltCoal. Oflk-a in l'ost Otttee Entrance. y , alelrn,best' uality ot Hocking Coal. Office iootul Hlch St., west end. Warehouse, 315 Canal lit I OIIINSt.l CO., IV Wholesale snd lletail dealers In I'lttshurir ami IiockinK Coal. 2r.l North liigh Bt. cosrrxTioins .he!tai;kant. T I IMIl.llAHJI lc I.O., I J. Ambo. Iluiluiug, dealer, in Forelirn Fruit, Toyn, Ac; Oyster, Fish and Uatne of aU kind in Beason. DUAIS TIEE ASD HXll P1TE. ijnis i'A i n.itsoi, f) Dealer in Hoiu Diuin Tile and Stone Sewct 1 ipe Yard, nppositu Union t'ass.'ngcr Depot. I'AWN-BUOImEU. JOHN :uili:i H, No. 20 Eist Towu St. Money I.unt on Ttatc, Oold and Bilver Watches, Ae. S.rietest aeoresy observed. I'll I SICIANS. lit ,11. iiv, ill. ll., SOncra House. Treats diseases of theKye.ilM lieart, Throat and Lnnfta. fitriinti. M. ITI, (iltlNVt OIJI, FUOroUltAl'lIBB, No. It Uast Broad Street. T rn. hi.i.iott, O , l'botoitraph Tartars in Johnson building, No. 10 South llifrh street. i'LtmBEICS V BELE IIANUEKS. DRY GOODS. W. G . DUNN & CO. Would I ii lor in Ibc l'ublic llielr NEW CARPET DRY GOODS. AND 111 m 33 and 35 North liigh Street, Tj ll.tl.l.l-.V 4 HON, V . Dealer, in Dead I'ipe and Sheet Lead.Baths and Wattr Clos-ta and Wash Howls. No. i South Thild 8, liEAE ESTATE. CI.OCJi.EUY, AC. Bdi.i. intrii:ns, Hueen8.are, Ulanawarc, Cutlery and SilTer.lTstc floods, Wholesale and detail, 13 1 South High btreet. China and Queonsware, Glass A Plated Ware 1 .nip. and X- i.tures.wholesale A retail. o NL HikIi Bt ( A T. I'FM'F, t I .Importer Wholesale HcUirdcalerinCroeker; linns, (llas.i:uUcry, Plated (iood,o. i.ii'K.lliKbil DUUGiaSTS. 1 oni:i'ii MATT, fl People's DruB Store, !0 Routh Ulifh Bt. Pre-Kriptlons carefully compounded at all hours. JOItl M. Itlllll llTN, DUUUIIIST AND APOTHKCARY, No.24 North llish St., Columbu, O. DltV UOODS. ONIIOHN, Ki:itMIAXV 4c UO., aueccasors to J. D. Usborn A Co. 142 S. High Bt , l'arp.ts,Mattinira.OilCloths.SlapleAF.ncyllrTGwi o BANtlltOt'T UltOS. Ac ., (Successors to Kelton, Bancroft A Co.,1 Wboterai dealers in Dry Goods. 34 (Iwynns Block. Town Ki EMIUHANT AUEKT. ii. tonpnn, l..n K.i.iitrriint A't ,ce, AK't for Atlantic Steamship Co'. 22U N. UiKh Bl ) .Ocn. Emigrant Ag't, Ileal Estate and Intellljren unit HIHMTIHE, Ac. J Manufaetureisof alt kinds of Furniture, Chairs. Ae., wholesale ana retail. nr.reruows, . o.,BuH Ohio rmir.iTiini:jHi., Manufacturers ofdrst.class Furnltur.. Wholejal. nd Retail Wareroom. 6, 7 and 11 (iwynne Block. 1Y1AKI.V Ar JOII NNOV Hi ltEALtinTAUS AUIaNTK, postolHec Arcade. SI1IHT rtlAH'ACTOY. W. Hhirt MuDufHctory, No 18 Open. House. Tal- trrnn ("nl - WiirrmiTi'd 11 ifixul lu. IsTOW OElsT! Ami thry moat icaprt-t .ully invilu the Lailios niilUcn tlrnu-a of lohimb-ia tn innn'ct llicir atock uf Uoulti, usuriiitf thorn no pain will Iw .rarud to pleaoc. All Goods will be Sold Cheap, IW Ami HuUl at One l'ricc to All, '4 A1S1 HXH1CTLY l-'Oll C'AfSlI. Wo -would not Imvt! tho 1'iiolic inft-r th.il wo tiro iiiin-to mi.U tui'll ovcrylnHly tbo, or Ivm tlmn eot. Wf 'xptvtlo livu by our buhiuciM, but aiu willing to work cheap, which, with our Attractive Stork, SOAP, CANDLES, Ac. w: UOSH Manufacturer nnil dealer In Boap and Candlci, Hide- and Tallow. Westol Broadway Bridge. Wu hope will prove a suttioicnt inductiuvt to mutv 1 ihuru ol the gooil people's patronage. NEW SPRING GOODS AT KENYON k WIGIiiiN'S. A Splcudid Stuck of JJIA.CI SILKS, At Very JLo w 1'rU'om. DRESS GOODS, French PoitiiIos, I'itikIi fiiiiir. Imiiis, White Pi(iics. A Full Line ot New Styles of arasols and Sun Umbrellas. Our Stock ol White Goods, While Linens, Table Llneus, Napkius, Doy lies, towels, ece., is complete. Fiuu Assortment of Ladles', fjents' und Childtcn's Hosiery and Gloves, ICxtr. Long Hon tor Children, Uajou's Pari. Kid Gloves every pair warranted. Novelties In HCAUFS, TIES, LACE GOODS, HANDKERCHIEFS A EMBROIDERIES A Full Aiwurlnicni. of ' E.vry n woods:: l ino While SUIrl. In all i)nalille. kvy'lho celebrated Patent Panlaloon Drawer on sale. Fringes, Oinips ami liittlons, In great variety. NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS. Illackau.1 Colored Nnilii on tlio lliu.. .ay A (ante stock of Prints. (Jinuham and Domestic Cotton uooils, at very low puces. ClutliM anil Cus.siniorcw. TAILOIIIX. A ltEPAIKINU. tih.his i,ahti:kiiac:ii, (J - Tallin; room No. I Naugliton Building. Clothe! m ule, rep lired .'id altered in a satisfactory manner. -riojiiv illKI-vritllsilTX. X.i TAU.Oll, CLEANER AND REPAIRF.K. No. Ian south lll:;n, op. uoouaie iiouso, up stair.. W- G. DUNN &. CO., 33 A ii. INoiih IIIKliSt., 4 oIiiiiiIiiis, apr21 ulf WATCHES AND JEWEEU.'. II. Ill NIIAIl A I. O.j -I X. Dealers In Watches, Clocks, Plated Ware, Jew elry and Spectacles. No. 11 tost Town curat. TT1 A . Ar I.. I.IOITnilllT. V . Wholesale and lletail dealer in Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. No. 71 Booth limn Hi. WINES Y.AM.S . ... BtllN- hj ItectiUer, ltuporur A Wlmlesale dealer In Wine Liquor, Cigars, a. fro. Ill Boutn rourin "rn vi:N.iai, i' . i IIHHIEIt. TAiu:'Aitiei-:n, Furrier; make, alters and repair Furs, at R. L cor. State A 3d St. Work done promptly and well. CiltOCEKIEN. i i:o. f. viii:i M il, . choteo Family Flour, Ao. Wholel and Retail dealer In Hlaplc (trooerte. No. m worm mgnt ot. Wll I.IAH TAVI.OH, Wholesale and lletail dealer in Choice Oroccrln Foreign and Domestic Liquor. No. i Buckeye Block, Wholesale and Retail Grown, Shipper of Vegeta-hle. Fruits, o. Wholesale for cash at Jewell prlee. -IJIIOOHN, fflKUIOm AUO., J J l I Whiile.aln .(id lletj.il GrOOer.. CholC. Tea. Fo? eiga .nd Domeetio Fruit, Ac, No. 173 H. High St, No. 215 Mouth liigh Ht., has ,the choicest Wine. rel .nd white. Recommended by all physicians. YANKEE NOTIONS (Wholesale) -VTAItltlN. SK;l l it A NIXOM. PI Wholesale dealers in Foreign A American Fancy Good Yankee Notions. 101,115, 107 A lull E. Town Ht. GROCERIES. ! MAKE ONLY STRICTLY PURE C003S Willie Lcr.il, Bed I.eiul, Llllmrgp, j Potlors' Lend rutly, Vermilion, F.Teiy keir of our Wliile Lead lieiirs Hie fi.lli.wintt BtiiTiuit, snd wo ciiiiralilro a degreo of ilneiiei s Rllil whiteness lllisilllai.ll PWWII WOWKWKWlWtOCXKMW'A THI8 PACKACB CONTAINS S Poro White tMrt fll Parts. Liuuccd Ol) 0 8 100 C US IN GOLD will bo paid to nay onn f flmllnit lb" eculems of this keg dlll.rclit ruin tlio .novo analysts. ) DAVIU.CllAMltKllB ft CO. f marlt u5mco IIAHDWAUE. HrtllTIIOFFcVCU., , Dealers In Iron, Nulls, Tinner' Stock, Qlsji, 1'alnla, Oils, V.rnihe, Ac. No. 16 Bouth high St. HOTELS. -r-T-aU'rl'l STITrS IIOTRI.. Li Cornel Uigh and Town St., Commons, Ohio. E. J. Blqost. Proprietor. rETTI.F.K IIOI.'NK, f J llor. 4th .nd Friend St. L. A. Bowsr. PrOTl Hood Ht.hllng for 70 Bone, with Y.rd. . HOUSE FVKNITUUE. II'COLM, MILES dc MDONALP GBOOEES, DBALERB IN Foroltrn, Uomcmtio nnil tstnplo CSrooorlcrt IK ALL T11KIR VAK1KT1KB. PECl'IslKTUIiilOr COLL Si IU'S I'OWDKB IAUAIIM AUBN'M roll SALB Ot The lln.iiril Powilcr Co.' rouV.tr, P(rigm4f0, ,h, ,, th. Apical mail-at Celebrated Sugar-Cured nam!, ""f. ii (mri(emediinaiprep- w I ... .hi.. IuIm. m ilM ..J hh. tlitt- mnisrlAll U'lllAia I Put up In car oontalning one doien tMtUe&b r f Brandies, Cigars, te. Cniinud I'rnitH A Vcgetiillm,clc., Constantly in sum V All Goods DellTercd Free of Charye. Orfisr ooucited. UOCOLH, Mll.Eli nriHirtAliUD, nayl y-3-s u m la. rwutA aiigo sv ANTON, TAVI-OI A 1IIIFF, De.lersln Hardware, Uuuso Furnishing Goods tlrat.. Blo.e. Fnrnace. e. lb North High Bt. II ATS, CAPS, E'l'C. T7i iKitnutnn i i nniii. X . Uanuraotiircrol Hals, Caps and Furs, and dealer in straw uoous, umnreiuui, sio. ju nouiu uian INSUHANCE, itrnK iN'ii'nANcm'o.i'OiimHiK.o, Tolallueouie A Aaaris, lltn.uoi . W. U. at. HAKr.lt, HMretary, ITIACIIINE WOIIKS. V Portableand Htativnarr Htn KnlnM,CMtlM MmhiiirT.f. WmI ettrl N(l Hour, KrHw. PII,IUJUIT TAIMMIS. J. I, HTmlAI.O, It kill UANT TAILOR. No. 17 North High SI., I door north of Uay. THF. OHIO KIKHIIIIAIH'r TAII.OHIM) A CLOTHING CO., IUH. High Nt. tl.nl' Hull ilasra to Ord.r. Kewly-m.de Clothlne1 slwarson h.nd tim. otiNOHiioiiiiniii. .1 MMahsnt T.llor .nd ds.ler in lOkdr-nul. ClotA. Ing A ll.nl' FurnlshmgOoods. I Nell House Uulldl.l and sold by all Druggist, Grocers, Ao. A. N. III.MX.I.U l'0 Sol. Pratrlalor, 8. 1. SAMUELS, Agent, Columbus, O. lE.tsbll.hed.ln 1771,1 No. I ft lleavur Nlrrfll, o glynm Nllw YOltIC decll Qcod KI.NYON A Wllit.lN, Mn.U Nell HaiiMi. SPOOL COTTON 0. N. T. 6-CORD, SOFT-FINISH SrooL Cotton. GEO. A. CLARK, Solo Agent. Tho (Attention of Consumrrn and lliw jVmiY in rcp. ct- ullyoalled to the rry t-ujvrior qiialfly of thin well- known Thr.ad. In purihanlnK, lr O L A. "o. SPOOL N. T." COTTON. CiliO. A. VI, All K, Nolo Ag'l. KaT Mono other Genuine. For sale by the principal Wholesale and lleUll Dry Goods and Notion Dealer thronghout th. world. Wo keep a lull aasottment of thi Celebrated Threw, ' d recommend It with oonadenoe to our oustomen. J. GHEBNLEAF A CO., :tt and 111 South nigh St. MILLERS, GREEN A JOYCE, m aid og South High St. HARRIS, 81GLEH A NIXON, 101 and 105 East Town St. BANCROFT BROS. A CO., I Gwynns Block. Darll Dim, GEO. M'DONALD St CO., 100 South HIkIi Street. Tri'.l I' OONNTANTI.V ON MANII A XV full line of oarslully keitebsa FAMILY GUOOUHI10M, Wo would etil spMlal atteatloii to out bruid of LOGAN MILLS Wll 1X13 WllaA1, FLOUU, Made from irenutnt Whltf Hill WW, ant toellad bl any brand m umo. we aiao iwp a uppiy 01 inalT Jtawtl Ji;0, ITIrltOr, AI D UK II oiitl IN oil cms A PKTITION WILL ! x. tHimmm.loni'niof franklin County, Ohio, aMIirtr ntit rpuitUr wiititm. tn bt I eltl tin Hi Hnt Mondar of jun nxt, lot tho nit?rniion nd rlianin of lcttnn of tt aaUie 1 ami Lnrkwtn Had. rommnriiipr at the anutb Unr of landa now owned ly ). it. Hnwn, ami indiir ncarthf north ItntMif Uirln nowownwl by K. Hurr. in Hhanm tnwnahili. In uld iiunlf til l-tftJlklH, I'KIITlnNKHH. April 2Vt lltV. aprlviiltawtw LANE & BODLEY S ' STATIONARY A PORTABLE. STEAM ENGINES! .an MILL WO 11 It, I'ortitblc Irculur Saw mill, tth our Patent SimulUneoti. and ladspendint Wrought Inn U.a.1 Blocks, I'nlorill.attilindlihlllile initehlnfw, PO W K H MOUT1MK ll ULAKCDARD 8POK1 LATHE, I Bub, Hpnk., Wagoa and Car Maehlnnr. Planlnf, aiouiuing leaoning ana nawing asacninM, II A r T I N fl , of .11 sl.es, kept In slock. Ball and Bosket Aduatabl. nangsra with Half-Lnbrioatilut Journal Bote. W hat. Two Bundnd and fifty J'ulloy l'nttei'iia. ot uniform slrlt and weliht. ra'atngun furnlshsil on i.tlon. ban nuin.r., iamt.ltaainimre ciKemnaTt. applbi.tlon. fbl l MHH. W s. iwi ANTI 11-Ag.ntsM th. Wilson Khuttl. H.w. leg Machine in Frnnkltn .nd Madison eonntlM. I. WM. MCI I.OHU, SOS NottA UMfh St. NAUGHTON'S New York, April :!0. A Washington illspatch says; The debt statement, which will be promptly Issued on the first proximo, will show a (lecreise of about J:)000,niK). The interest on liio May MOa, neaily f.M.llOO.OOU, is not cliarattl up until after the Hist, nor is this Interest which uow appears In the af.'i.resnte of tl"1 tli bl every month tleilnctcil from the tolal until the next statement, at which time the public may look for a lare tlecreaso In the ili bt, not only from this cause, but from the litrjp iy increaseil receipts of luternul reveiiitt'. 1NJ3VV YOHK. l.ocoillotivcN ror Ciilil'orulit. roUIIIIKKKl'SIE, April oil. Two locomotives passed here to-ulght, cn route to California. They will be tho first ones to go over the complete length of the Pad lie ltallroail. Klght more loconinllves will leave iicliencct.iily, for California, over the same route on the tenth of .May. Arrivnl of Steiui.er.. jNkw York, April oil. The steamship Denmark, from Liverpool, hasairivetl. The steamship Bremen, from Isrenien ami Uavre, arrivetl oil' Sandy Uook at 10:40 P. M. yesterday. She went ashore on the cast end of Homer Shoal, and remains there this morn- intt. Later. The steamship Bremen has sot on' Homer Shoal, and will arrive this afternoon. Tlta llrowu Murder. The district attorney at Hudson states that .Josephine Brown who recently pretended that her husband had left a confession of the murder of the little clrl, An"ie Brown, In stead of proceeding to Hartford to obtain the pretended conresslon, remains in mat vicinity, carrying on a love correspondence wltn a negro, tier statements are ocuevca. riiTttlclnni In Jail for tfuliiractlce. In the case of Ellen Carlock, of lloboken, who died, as Is supposed, from the clfects of malpractice, the Coroner's jury brought In a verdict against tho two New York physicians, Drs. Blank antl Voelkcr, who have been committed to jail oy t.ie coroner. Counterfeiter Itecnpiured. Itufus Nash, one of the counterfeiters who escaped from Jail in Albany, has been recap tured. Attempted Suicide. Dr. Blanck, one of the physicians charged with causing the death of the girl Ellen Car-lock, was found In his cell, In the Hudson county (N. J ) Jail, this morning with his throat cut. r our wounds were also lountl on his wrists, and a long gash across his stomach. The wounds wero all made with a razor, but neither of them is of a serious nature. i:rlo launl Open. Buffalo, April DO. The canal generally Is ready for naviga tion at any moment, WASHINGTOJS. Cabinet 7leeiliir Culled. New Y'oiik, April 110. ll Is stated that President Grant tclegrapcd yesterday to the absent members of his Cabi net, asking their allciulaiico nt a meeting to be hehl to day at noon. rrnldvnl'x Vial! lo California. Henresentatlve Sargent, of California, ask ed President (Irani to day whether ho In tended to visit California during the coming summer. The President replied that the distance was loo great, and he could not spare the time from his nilleial duties. The rnilfie. Itnilron.U. Tho President of the Union Paclllc Kail- road having written lo the Secretary of the interior that that road was nearly Mulshed anil the rails of the two roads would prnlia Illy he Joined next week, the latter replied to day that II Is deemed advisable that the com missioner designated lo examine the com pleted sections of thai road upon which no report has not yet lieen made, should pxnm Ine and report upon the road. NEW JBHSEY. National Niuiday Kcliool Convention, Newark, April HO. The National Sunday School Convention occupied this morning In reading reports trom various sections. Devolutions were adopted warmly Indors ing the report or the INew York statu com mlttee In favoring a training school or col lege. The standing committee on the sublecl waa appointed with the Ilev. J. T. Daryea, of Brooklyn, as chairman, to dcvclopc a plan Indianapolis, Indiana, was agreed upon as the place for the meeting of the Convention three years nence. The Itev. Ur. lyng will address the Con vcntlon this afternoon. At tho afternoon session of the National Sunday School Convention tho subject ills. cussed was, how shall wo Increase, the cm clencr of our Sunday Schools)1 The commit' lee on itesoiutions reported invoramy to tlio formation of normal school s and classes encouraging tho organization of Stato and county Institutes, and denouncing Intempcr anco. Tlio resolutions wero adopted ny the unanimous vote or mo representatives irom twenty-eight States. PHI KhIA. Brhi.in, April JO. The International Conference, to promote! the can of the wounded la time of war, which has been In session In this city for several days, adopted an address to the people of the United States of America. In this document the members of the Conference express regret that no representative from the United States has been present dnriug the proceedings, but we are convinced that that great and noble nation, one of the foremost of the world which rendered such great service In the work of humanity, sympathise deeply with this movement. The address is signed by forty delegates, among them the Turkish Ambassador to Prussia. The Conference has ordered copies of the reports of Us sittings to be scut to America with the address. SPAIN. Madrid, April 30. In the Cortes Cuestos protosed an anieud-ineut to the new Constitution recognizing the Catholic as the ouly religion lu the conn-try. It was rejected. Canada! " K.-clprsscUvwUlspalelie. fromWatiiue-tou-Novil Kcotla l-esxinluliire. Ottawa, April 30. Senator Fesscndeu, of Maine, was present lu the House of Commons during a debate on rccrproclty last night. Another attachec of the British embassy at Washington, arrived to-day with dispatches.The Nova Scotia Legislature was opened yesterday. Ureal Western f reight Depot Horned. Chatham, April b'O The Ureal Western freight house, at this slatlon, was totally tlestroyed by tire early this morning; also six ears loaded with produce, together with a largo riuanlity of freight stored in warehouse and on platform. The loss will probably lie f IIMI.OOU. Pin? supposed to be work of incendiaries. PENNSYLVANIA. vknllng It I nh Huriied. Piiir.AnKM'iiiA, April 2!l. The building corner of S7th and Itnee streets, built for a skating rink, and used for the Odd Fellows ball on Monday evening last, was tlestroyed by tire this evening iNo particulars ol' loss. The building was one of tlio largest in the country. The dancing lloor accommodated live thousand persons Willi ease. The loss bv the burning ol the Skating llink Is MG,(jiO. Tliirty-lhree velocipedes perished there. There had bt en a velocipede exhibition therein the evening. The lire whs accidental. I'lTTsnuitu, April Jill. Monongahela live feet 11 Inches ami rising. Weather clear and pleasant. Thermometer (in. I.lbel Suit. Juo. Hussell Young arrived here this morning, and through his counsel, Hon. Beuj. 11. Brewster, Attorney-General of Pennsylvania, entered suit in the U.S. Circuit Court against Forney's Press and the Evening Bulletin, for publishing tlie alleged libellous articles from the New York Sun of Monday last. Mr. Young claims damages lu both cases to the amount ot fiuu.uuu. I.rtrgo Kailroad Dividend. Heading, April bU At a meeting of the stockholders of the East Pennsylvania Kailroad In this city to day, the Directors were authorized to de clare a stock dividend ol one hundred per cent , clear of all taxes, payable lo tho stock holders on the 12th of May; and, also, to lease the road for nine hundred and ninety- nine years to the Philadelphia & Heading Railroad Company. At a subsequent meeting of the Directors proper steps were taken to carry the action of tho stockholders into effect. The Heading road will enter Into possesslou of the Jvist Pennsylvania road to-morrow. INDIANA. destroyed, 'ihe damage to the building amounts to about f 10,000. A Washington special to the Cincinnati ChruiiU-le sats : After cousuliaiiou with Secretary Boat-well, who returned thi morning. Assistant Secretary Hiehardson formally declined the pusitiou of Justice of the Superior Court, recently tendered hnu by Governor Claflln, of Massachusetts. Mr. Kichardson g letter of dccliualiou was forwarded to-day. Secretary Botitwell Is much g rati lied by the result of bis intercourse with Ihe busi ness men in New York. A letter to Ihe Chronicle, from John W. Forney, on an excursion trip through the South, says: " The railroad questions enter considerably Into the coutest lor Governor of Virgiuia. One interest, headed by General Mahone, President of the consolidated line from Norfolk to Bristol, Tenu., are struggling to make Nor folk the transfer depot for Western trade. The other interest, headed by Mr. Garrett, of the Baltimore & Ohio Kailroad, united with the Orange & Alexandria Kailroad, Is endeavoring to obtain possession of the Virginia & Tennessee Kailroad. so as to divert Southwestern trade from Norfolk to Baltimore." Colonel Forney says General Kobert . Lee favors the latter movemcut. the ballet. Clialr Factory Burned. EvANSViLLis, April UO. The chair factory of Buchucr & Co., was destroyed by lire this morning. Loss about j,000. insured for $1,400 In local ofllccs. Attempted Suicide. James Miller attempted sulcldo las', night by taking laudanum, but is recovering, flail Nlomi. There was a heavy hall storm In Henderson county, Ky., yesterday. Hardware more Robbed. Killer's hardware storo was entered by burglars last night and f 22,000 worth of revolvers and flue cutlery taken. CALIFORNIA. I'ucific llllllr ond Celebration. San Francisco, April DO. Al a meeting last night a commlttco of 200 citizens were appointed to make arrange ments lor the I'acilie ltallroail ccieuranon. Kepiiblirnn Convention. A Kcpublicaii Stale Convention Is called lo meet at Sacramento. pURtlHAKFHK OF ItllV IJOOItX AHI A. Mraiauy mvitea to .w vhhiw. ... mow HTOCK. Th. indtrslgned pledge hlntslf to Mil the Bui Ooons at Lowest raie.s. Onus Uooslt, Cheap t merino, Chenul shawls. Cheap 1 Everything Cheap James Nanglitoii. lit IUH ioutli Mlb rurwet. GEORGIA. AHilpau Fire. Savannah, April DO. Tho ship Sussex, from Mobile, with a car go of cotton, grain, and oil cake, for Llvor iol nas neon towed in nero with ncr cargo on lire, steam pumps nave oeen sent ner. msrJI o.M Oolnmbu, Ohio, A WATCH FHrB GIVKN ORATlRto.vr.rvliv r m.n who will net .gent in a , light and honnrabl. buslnew payment fail a Hay. No gin nter- nrtss. no hutnnug. no money w.mao, in auvan... AddMaR. MONHilt KSNNKUI A I'lltoliiin Pa. aprlilalmani KENTUCKY. Hoprlcved for Thirty t)y. Louisville, April ilO, The Sheriff received to day a renrlcvo for thirty days, granted by Gov". Stevenson to John ton ley, me negro wnoseoxecnllon was to have taken place during Ihe day. Con ley win ne nting at tno expiration or his reprieve without further clemency Intervenes. The action of the U. 8. Courts In tills ease elicits much surprise. I.nler. Gov Hli'vi'iison granted a reprieve to .lohn t'onley, tho condemned negro, merely for time lo prepare ror tiram. CONDENSED TELEGRAMS. Ve.ler.lay1. New;.. Postmaster Foulds hikes possession of the ;iiiclnnatl postolllce to day. Captain Weltzcl goes Into ihe t'ollector's olllcc of tho First District to-day. Mr. I'ullnn tales cliarge of the Collector's olllcc Second District Monday. lb niv Hooper will ei mt in in- as Assistant li nil., d Stales Attorney of Sniillu rii District Sevcnli cn car loads I nun Connersvlllc, In- liana, visited Cincinnati yesterday, lo see the sights. Tun Indiana House yesterday passed a bill to tax the stock of National Banks lor mu nicipal purposes. Kbv. P. Hammond, a revival preacher, Is now In his second week at Indianapolis, and his meetings are attended by thousands. An extraordinary degree of Interest Is manifest ed ; as many as three hundred persons rising lu one meeting and asking to bo prayed for. A special from Indianapolis states that on Weducsday afternoon two men name Isaao Hardin and Joso Williams, with four horses, wero killed by lightning while plow- In a Held near Martinsville. Six or seven persons were plowing In tlio same Held, an tho horses being frightened by tho crash o( lightning, ran away, ami several wero killed Tub Cincinnati Times of last night tells this whopK'r: 1 n the capacious bread-basket of a doll belonging to Ills little daughter, Martin Stllleii the other day found eight hundred out a thousand dollars lu green backs which had mysteriously disappeared aoout a year ago. Lucky Martin! We hoiw the Tlmes's story will not set all rash fathers to ripping open all the doll babies of the family to And lost money, TiiKRR has been an Immense fall In whisky at Pittsburg. Yesterday afternoon 8,000 barrels of whisky wore precipitated from the nftli story to tho basement of John Finch's bonded warehouse, lu South Pittsburg. Tho men employed about tho building heard a creaking noise, anil fled, before tho accident, In great alarm, and uot a moment too soon. The crash was terrific, shaking tho adjacent buildings. The people In the neighborhood giipiKiscd ft slight shock nt earlhiuake. The building III which the accident hapietii d was a handsome brick structure, ami was sup-Hwd safe. Fifty barrels of tho liquor were Cauoerniua: .idliy and Indecency. We cmiy the following Irom a recent arti cle In Blackwood : It cannot lie asserted by tho severest moralist that the ballet, though It partakes of the character of a pagan festival, is of necessity Indecent or immodest, and that it may not lie made the source of much Innocent and Mined enjoyment. It Is a mistake, too, to suppose thai the ballet bos exclusive attrac tions lor men. iuiucutcii ami accompusued women, both young aud old, lovo to see a kaudsomc girl, handsomely dressed or draiied, displaying herself In the graceful figures and movements of the dance, iihiii the same principle that they admire a picture, a poem, a llower, a landscape, or anything In the works ol God or man that uppcals lo the sense of beauty, proportion or harmony. And if ouc such young woman Is a lieatitlful sight,-ll fly or n hundred more of such women dressed alike or slightly differing for the contrast of color, are jmri passu, a beautiful sicclaclc, when they iierl'orin their gyrations and evolutions uion the stage, and neither by gesture nor sigu, nor suggestion convey, or seek lo convey, to the mlud of the Iwholdcr any Impression but. that which springs from the legitimate exercise of their art. The scanty drapery of the ballet girls, when not carried to the extreme that sug gestsnot dancing, or the ease and grace of lancing, but something else is no offense tlther against modi sty or good manners. Yet ever since the days of Martial, aud perhaps long before, the I'rildes, Puritans ami sterner moralists of society have seen in the public dance u means for the corruption of public manners through the eye, which they have never wearied in denouncing. Addison, in the urllclclu thcSeclator, from which extract has already been made, has a good naturcd lllngittthe stage dancers of his day, when ballet was ns yet unkuown. "I," he says, who know nothing of women out from see ing plays, can give great guesses nt the whole structure of the lair sex by being innocently placed In the pit, and Insulted by the pcttl-eoalaofllic dancers the advantages of whose pretty persons are a great help to a dull play." The costumes of the modern ballet of thirty years ago, when Tngllonl's graceful skirts barely displayed the knee, was objected to by the prudes of both sexes. In spite, however, of objections, good-natured antl otherwise, the ballet has continued to grow In popularity and the skirts of the dancers to grow less; and such entertainments have spread from tho Italian opera house to the great, and afterward to the minor theaters, aud, finally, have Invaded and taken possession of the music halls. Bailey's lovely statue of "Eve at the Fountain," lu which there Is not the slightest pretence of drapery, or concealment of the divine form, fresh from the hands of the Creator, Is purity itself; and any one who sees Impurity in it has the Impurity in his own heart. In the same manner, there Is no indelicacy in the display of the pretty bare legs of little maidens of from four or Avu years old, or In the bare feet and ankles of the bonny Scotch lasses, Innocent alike of shots and stockings and of evil Intent, though thero would be lutlecency In the display of a naked leg anil foot lu the streets of Loudon or Edinburg by full grown damsels who made the display for a meretricious purpose. Thero arc statues and statuettes to be seen all over Europe, In which nudity Is as complete as It Is beautiful; but when such statues or statuettes are imitated by purveyors uf obscenity, aud crowned with a modern bon net, wrapped in a modern shawl, and encased in modern stockings, and nothing else, their vile Intention becomes apparent, and they fall properly under the cognizance of the police. The display Is not Indecent ptr w, as when an actress of high merit and genius, In default of an aclor of truthfulness and talent enough to undertake the part, appears as Borneo; any more than It Is indelicate or improper (or a man to hide, the form by appearing In petticoats to play off ono of the witches in Mac-lieth. The Intention is everything, Just as it is In killing. If yon intend to kill, yon are A murderer, and deservo the murderer's fate. If you kill lu sclf-dclcusc, ami In a just and patriotic cause like a soldier you aro not to blame, but virtuous. In like manner, the scanty tlraiery of the ballet for the purposes of art, ami art alone, is no offense against good laste or good manners; but if the ballet girl not for the sake of art, bill for the sake ' of attracting lewd attention overdoes the scantiness ami betrays the Immodesty of her mind liy Her motions or gestures, sho commits an offense, and ought lo lie hissed from the stage which she disgraces. H al any place of public entertainment the undress of women is of a character to deter men from Introducing their pure minded mothers, wives, sisters or. daughters to witness the performance, such place of entertainment Is doomed to bankruptcy. It may irag on a precarious existence for a while, y keeping within a hair s breadth of the penalties of lite law that prohibits the Immodest exposure of the person; but Ihe world and Ihe world s opliilon arc against It, anil it must go the way of nil anachronisms ami offenses ngnliist the public conscience. Bui let us not. In the outcry against short petticoats, commit treason against an art that ministers, like all other arts, to Ihe gratlllca-tlon of the sense of lieauty. All true art is HKo music ll cannot lie indecent uor improper In Itself, and Is only made so by the the extraneous association of words ami thoughts that come out of I ho mind of thu observer, and not out of the things observed. "To tho puro nil things aro pure." "lu tinncing, says bir iticiiarn Steele, "an tno charms of an agreeable erson aro In their highest exercise ; every limb anil feature ap pears wltn lis rt'tlcciivc grace. As all art is an Imitation of nature, so Is Ibis an imita tion of nature lu its highest excellence. The business of dancing Is to display beauty; aud tor that reason all distortion antl mimicries as such aro what raise aversion Instead of pleasure. The dancers on our stage aiu very faulty lu this kind ; anil what limy mean by wreathing themselves into tucu iwstures us It would be a pain for any of thu aiectalors In stand In, and yet hope to plcaso those spectators, is uiilniclllgliilc. Anil it Is In this resect that reform Is, lu our day, still mora needful than It was In tho days when Addison and Steele were the arbiters of tasto ami the high priests of criticism. TilANSFRiis ov Hkal Kstatk tiled at the, Itecorder's office of Franklin county, April III): John C, Jones and wile to Joslah Lunn, 25 acres of land In Jefferson township, Nov. ail, lttOH; I115S 73. Win. A. Plait and wife to John llall'uur, lot 14 of tho subdivision of outiot 17, city of Columbus, (southeast comer of Washington avenuo and Mound streets,) April 111, 18(i; $12.1. Wm. Watklus and wife to Joslah It. Lunn, 30 acres of land In Jeflerson township, April 24, 181)11; $4,10. M. S. Hunter and wife to Harvey 1), Dear-doll', lot on Washington street, In the town uf Frankllntou, April 110, IMUU; t'joOO. Jacob Cornell and wife to Joilah Medliery, 1MJ; acres of laud lii Truro township, March 2H, 1HIIII; $I,HH7 DO. Benjamin P. Dniii'nrd ami wife, quit claim dc.il i.i Wm. T. Williams, ror lot 221), corner of Front an I Soiilhslrccls.Oolunibin, March ltd, INill); f.